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Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Fried Masala Idli- Restaurant Style
I received this recipe as a entry from Nithu Bala for Iftar Moments. The moment I read this recipe, I knew I definitely have to try this and I did during in the beginning of ramadhan itself. It tasted simply amazing, the aroma released when I was cooking just made me feel like , I was in some Indian restaurant. Do visit from Nithu Bala's site for all her creative and yummy recipes. When I read her profile she has written that she cooks reasonably good food, she doesn't cook reasonably good food, I would rather say she cooks more than good food.
Serves 2
Ingredients:
Idli- 10
Green Pepper- 1 chopped
Onion- 1 medium sized chopped
Ginger Garlic paste- 1 tsp
Tomato puree- 2 tbsp
Plain Flour - 2 tbsp
Cornflour- 2 tbsp
Chilli powder- 1 tsp
Soya sauce- 1 tsp
Coriander leaves- 2 stalk finely chopped
Oil for frying
Salt as required
Lemon- juice of 1/2 a lemon
Method:
First make a batter by mixing the flour, chilli powder, salt and just enough water to make the batter consistency like fritters. Chop the idli's into cubes. Heat oil in a pan to shallow fry. Dip the idli pieces in the batter and shallow fry them until they are crispy on outside. Set this aside.
Heat a wide non stick pan, add about 1 tbsp of oil, add the onions and ginger garlic paste, and fry it until the onion looks transparent. Then add the green pepper, tomato paste and fry for few minutes. If it looks too dry or burning at the bottom, add some water. Then add the fried idli pieces and coat well with the masala.
Finally add the soya sauce, coriander leaves and mix well. Then add a squeeze of lemon juice on top, take it of from heat, serve warm.
This taste simply amazing just like the restaurant one.
This recipe goes to Bookmarked recipes hosted by Priya and Aipi. Also sending this to Kids Lunch Box Treats by Taste Buds.



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Dr.Sameena@
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Thanks Umm for your nice words about me. Glad you loved this recipe..The picture is so good..
ReplyDeletemasala idli looks delicious....
ReplyDeletewow look at that idli bytes looks soooo crispy n delicious ...yummy
ReplyDeleteSatya
http://www.superyummyrecipes.com
you know in chennai when we were in college we used 2 frequently have idli manchurian..this reminds me of those days
ReplyDeletelooks yummy and spicy :)
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ReplyDeleteI love these masala idlis over the plain ones any day..looks super duper yum..very nicely presented!
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US Masala
Delicious Masala Idlies. Nicely done !!
ReplyDeleteDelicious delicious masala idlis....beautiful presentation Umm...
ReplyDeletePushpa @ simplehomefood.com
That was one amazing pic.. Yummy idlis too..
ReplyDeletewonderful fried masala idli..Looks so inviting!!
ReplyDeletethough from south India, i have never had masala idly would love a plate of it :)
ReplyDeleteYumm yumm, wanna have some immediately, beautiful platter..
ReplyDeleteLove to make this one...so tempting !
ReplyDeleteIf you hadn't mentioned, I wud never guess it was idli!
ReplyDeleteCrispy and yummy,looks wonderful..my son's favorite.
ReplyDeleteLove the click...so yummy and delicious!!
ReplyDeletemasala idli is really tempting.. would love to grab your plate..
ReplyDeleteLooks scrumptious and very south-east Asian! :-)
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ReplyDeletelooks very inviting dear..making idlis tomoro will surely keep some for this dish !
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ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious! Great picture!
ReplyDeleteyumm love idli's , this is a nice way to use up left over idli's
ReplyDeleteI make these specially on sundays....Love the picture...
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
This looks very delicious,nice way to use leftovers..
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ReplyDeleteAaha Oho
wow super photo dear......nicyily done....
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ReplyDeleteMmm....delicious! I don't think I can stop once I started eating :P
ReplyDeleteWaow, that is a great recipe! I love idli and have never tried them fried like this. It sounds awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis one looks too delicious...Love d clicks too..will do it when v have leftover idlis next time,,
ReplyDeletebeautiful recipe, mouthwatering
ReplyDeletesuper masala idli
ReplyDeletenithu bala's recipe always , simple and very easy
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely delicious. Sure the kids would have luved it.
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